Topic – Neighborhoods
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Distinguished Speaker Series: City of Seattle neighborhoods director Stella Chao
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Montrose residents and HEB in dialogue about development
Is this neighborhood planning?
HEB CEO Scott McClelland has been in dialogue with residents of Montrose, including the Montrose Land Defense Coalition.
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Washington Ave. rail “quiet zone” is in effect
Residents sleeping better
The Washington Avenue corridor's "quiet zone" is in effect, allowing freight rail trains to not use loud horns in neighborhoods, following safety improvements.
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Leinberger argues for walkable urbanism
Live chat interview
Christopher Leinberger argues that several non-market forces, including bank lending practices, stand in the way of walkable urbanism.
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Neal Peirce
Metros are key to the future.
Metros are key to the future, but will cities and suburbs collaborate?
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Nonprofit seeks grocery stores for low-income communities
'Food deserts' far too common
The Food Trust is a Pennsylvania group aiming to improve food access and health in low-income communities, and it has inspired a new national initiative.
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Austin partnering with neighborhoods to complete small projects
Relies on local volunteers
If neighborhoods provide volunteer labor, the city government will help them build bike paths, dog parks, and small public works projects.
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Meeting of the Minds - Conversations with Houston leaders (incl Houston Tomorrow’s David Crossley)
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Dallas residents create complete street
Draws nationwide attention
In two days, residents of the Oak Cliff neighborhood created a temporary complete street that grabbed the attention of Dallas transportation officials.
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